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How to Encrypt an AWS EC2 Instance | Convert Unencrypted EC2 to Encrypted via Snapshots

Learn how to secure your AWS environment by converting an unencrypted EC2 instance into an encrypted one using EBS snapshots and AWS‑managed keys. In this hands‑on tutorial you will: • Take a snapshot of your existing unencrypted volume • Copy that snapshot and enable encryption • Create a new encrypted EBS volume from the encrypted snapshot • Swap the old volume for the new encrypted one with zero data loss • Verify encryption status in both the AWS Console and CLI WHY ENCRYPT? Encrypting data at rest helps you meet compliance requirements (PCI, HIPAA, GDPR), protect sensitive information, and follow AWS security best practices. WHAT YOU’LL NEED • An AWS account with EC2 permissions • An existing EC2 instance and its root volume • (Optional) AWS CLI installed for command‑line operations • A customer‑managed KMS key or the AWS default key IF THIS VIDEO HELPS YOU, PLEASE: • Like the video • Subscribe for more AWS & DevOps tutorials • Hit the bell icon to get notified of new security guides • Leave a comment with your questions or ideas for future videos